Photo of the Week: Surfing Paradise

Feb 22

posted by Yessenia Soto in Photo of the Week, Costa Rica, wildlife, travels, turtles, ecotourism, sustainable tourism | 3 Comments

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Playa Guiones, located in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, is one of best and most beautiful surfing destinations along the North Pacific coast of the country. Backed by a lush jungle, Guiones beach is a pristine surf break with consistent, year-round waves. It is also part of the Ostional Wildlife Refuge, one of the most important nesting sites in the world for olive ridley sea turtles (Lepidochelys olivacea)!

Photo by Surtrek Harmony Hotel.

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• #1 by gibran @ bodhi surf on 2/23/13 - 5:09 PM

  

  Indeed a surfing paradise. A surfer can lose years of his/her life in Guanacaste, so many waves, so many off-shore winds, only wish I could go back in time to experience it 15-20 years ago.

• #2 by Yessenia on 2/25/13 - 11:11 AM

  

  I know how you feel Gibran -- once you experience Guanacaste, it is very hard to leave!

• #3 by Book 4wd Rental Perth from AussieCampervans on 2/27/13 - 8:22 AM

  

  I am grateful for this post. I would like to visit this place.